Comment Re:No surprise (Score 1) 592
It's basically only going to cause problems for used game shops, like Game Stop. I'm sure they'll work out some kind of method with the publishers and/or manufacturers to sell used games with new activation codes or somethings.
I bought a used copy of Sain'ts Row the Third for my PS3 a while back and my friend did the same since we wanted to try out the online co-op mode. I was quite pissed off when I discovered that each new copy of the game comes with a unique activation code that can only be used once and is needed to use the co-op mode. I had to buy a new code on the Playstation Network store. The people at the GAME shop where I bought the game told me nothing of this. In the end, it would actually have been cheaper to download the game from PSN..